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Water & Sewer Engineering

Water and wastewater engineering for property improvements and development across South Florida and the Treasure Coast. We coordinate utility design with site grading, drainage, existing infrastructure, and project permitting.

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Plan connections around existing infrastructure

Utility work starts with understanding the available connection points and the route between the property and the receiving system. We review available utility records, surveys, and project requirements to identify conflicts and the information needed to advance design. Field verification and specialty investigations are coordinated when needed.

Engineering services

  • Water service and sanitary sewer connection plans
  • Utility routing and site coordination
  • Wastewater collection systems and force mains
  • Pump station engineering
  • Water supply and wastewater permitting support
  • Well permitting and agency coordination
Site engineering plan showing coordinated improvements
Site engineering plan showing coordinated improvements

What to send us

Provide the property address, survey, proposed use, available utility maps, and any correspondence with the utility provider. For existing facilities, include available record drawings and information on the current water or wastewater system.

Based in Boca Raton, we serve clients throughout Florida, with a focus on South Florida and the Treasure Coast. Our service area includes Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River counties, including Vero Beach.

Common questions

Can utility plans be included with the civil site plans?

Yes. Water and sewer design can be coordinated with paving, grading, and drainage as part of the overall civil scope.

Do you assist with projects converting from septic to sewer?

We can evaluate and design the site utility work for a sewer connection. The scope depends on the available receiving system, utility requirements, and existing property conditions.